View Search Results

Provides eye care, oversight of general ophthalmologic health, and eyeglasses including: - Eye exams and vision screening. - Medical care for patients with eye-related medical conditions such as diabetes, glaucoma, and more. - Eyeglasses through a partnership with Prevent Blindness Ohio. NOTE: Does not offer assistance with contact lenses. NOTE: Assistance with transportation to appointment may be available.

Offers 4 outpatient pavilions. Rehabilitation Pavilion includes: physical therapy, occupational therapy, industrial medicine, and speech & hearing services. Women's and Children's Pavilion includes: general health care, pediatrics,child care, obstetrics (normal and high risk), family planning, gynecology, comprehensive health care for teen mothers and child, fetal diagnostic center, physicals, dermatology, asthma management, hearing and vision testing, eating disorder evaluation, assists with smoking cessation, and provides immunizations for Hepatitis B, Varicella, MMR, and Tetanus. Specialty Services Pavilion includes: cardiology, orthopedics, rheumatology, geriatrics, gastroenterology, neurology, ophthalmology, dermatology, nutrition, and ENT. Cancer Care Pavilion includes: chemotherapy and radiation therapy as well as other aspects of cancer care. Also located in the Outpatient Plaza is the pharmacy, which can fill prescriptions written by any Metro doctor.

Provides annual eye exams. Has corrective lenses/glasses available for purchase for adults and children.

Students in the Optical Technology program work with a local optometrist to provide eye exams and glasses for those in need.

Provides comprehensive eye care services, including eye exams, prescriptions for corrective lenses, screening for a variety of eye diseases, and surgery and treatments to deal with those conditions. Specializes in treating macular degeneration.

Offers various volunteer clinician-run specialty clinics, including dermatology, ophthalmology, and podiatry.

Free eye exams for infants six to 12 months.

Promotes early detection and treatment of glaucoma by raising awareness of glaucoma risk factors (family history, race, age) and providing free glaucoma educational materials. Also facilitates access to an eye exam.

Provides free basic medical services for low income adults without healthcare coverage. Does not provide school/work/sports physicals. Does not provide any disability, workers' comp or social security claims paperwork. Can provide referrals to primary care specialists or specialists who offer services on a sliding fee scale, as well as dental referrals. Can arrange for lab work or radiology services. Physical therapy services available. Offers limited eye screenings.

Offers routine medical care including work physicals, health screenings and treatment for non-emergency illnesses provided by medical professionals and nurses. Online applications via Prevent Blindness to receive voucher for free eye exam & glasses are also available. Does write prescriptions. Provides $5 Wal-Mart gift cards to purchase one month's supply of prescriptions. Does not prescribe narcotic drugs, contacts, lab work, injections, or x-rays, and no drugs are on site at the clinic.

Offers eye and vision care including eye exams and treatment of eye diseases and injuries. Provides eyeglasses and eyeglass prescriptions. Will only provide contact lenses when they are a medical necessity.

The Free Care Program offers free family medicine and social services care. Accept patients until capacity is reached and offers additional services such as diabetes screenings, hypertension screenings and treatment, vision screenings, laboratory services, prescription services, specialty referrals, spiritual care, dental referrals, and chiropractic care. We do not serve individuals under age 18.

Prevent Blindness offers applications for free exam and glasses through their voucher program.

Provides comprehensive eye care services, including eye exams, prescriptions for corrective lenses, screening for a variety of eye diseases, and surgery and treatments to deal with those conditions. Specializes in treating macular degeneration.

1. Information and Referral - The Case Manager provides information to people contacting The Sight Center of Northwest Ohio seeking information for accessing needed vision-related or other community services. 2. Education and In-Service - Group or individual instruction in vision care and services available to address specific needs. 3. The Shop at The Sight Center - Numerous adaptive aids such as talking clocks, writing guides, large print or Braille playing cards, memo recorder/players, magnifiers, CCTV's, etc. are for sale to people in need because of loss of vision. 4. Appliance Safety Marking - A Rehabilitation Teacher puts tactile marks on oven dials, microwave buttons, dryers, etc. to ensure the safety of a person with a visual impairment. 5. Social Services - A Case Manager performs assessments of a consumer's needs and facilitates team conferences and referral source communication. For services that aren't available through The Sight Center of Northwest Ohio, the Case Manager refers to outside community services or links the consumer to another service provider than can assist. 6. Adaptive Computer Technology Services - Consultation, evaluation, and training in the use of non-visual software and hardware options. 7. Vision Rehabilitation Interdisciplinary Assessment and Optical Aid Training - Provides an optometric examination and rehabilitation treatment for low vision (vision loss uncorrected by the use of conventional contact lenses and glasses by an eye care professional referral ONLY). Low vision devices include magnifiers, closed circuit televisions, and proper lighting. 8. Orientation and Mobility Training - Provides consultation, evaluation, and training in safe travel techniques within the person's home and community. 9. Rehabilitation Teaching - Provides consultation, evaluation, and training in the use of adaptive aids and daily living skills (budget/money management, child/dependent care, clothing care, laundry, home maintenance, meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, etc.) 10. Newsline - This is a free program offered by the National Federation of the Blind which allows a print handicapped person to dial a local number and listen to his/her local paper, national papers, and magazines.

The MCHD has grant funds from the Ohio Department of Health to assist children up to the age of 21 years with vision problems. For adult vision assistance the MCHD partners with Prevent Blindness Ohio.

Provides comprehensive eye care services, including eye exams, prescriptions for corrective lenses, screening for a variety of eye diseases, and surgery and treatments to deal with those conditions. Specializes in treating macular degeneration.

Provides vouchers for eye glasses and in some cases eye exams for qualified clients.

Offers eye and vision care including eye exams and treatment of eye diseases and injuries. Provides eyeglasses and eyeglass prescriptions. Will only provide contact lenses when they are a medical necessity.

Works in partnership with Prevent Blindness Ohio, which can assist with free eye exams/eye glasses for those without vision insurance. Will complete the application with the guest via phone or in person.

Provides assistance to individuals needing eye exams and glasses. Also collects used eye glasses to be cleaned and redistributed.

Provides eye screening and eye examinations for youth enrolled in the school district. Will also provide eye glasses if indicated by the screening. Done in conjunction with Cleveland Clinic.

Provides eye exams to children and adults, including individual living with diabetes.

Eyeglass Program assists Tipp City and Monroe Township residents ONLY, one time during a 12 month period with eye examinations.

Provides comprehensive eye care services, including eye exams, prescriptions for corrective lenses, screening for a variety of eye diseases, and surgery and treatments to deal with those conditions. Specializes in treating macular degeneration.